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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
POINTS ABOUT PERSONS.

Will Courtright. of Nsvsygo. is registered
Sweets
W. II. Goodsfeld. of Toledo. is at the
Clarendon
Mrs p. 3. Kelsey has gone to Caliiornia
for he Winter.
l.. w. Wolcott has returned from q bust
ness trip 10 California.
Capt and Mrs. Cecil. U. s. A. are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Pantlind
s. c. Scott. agent OF the G.. r. & I. and D..
l.. & y. Railroads Al Howard City, is in tn .
citg.
Mr.. John Sours has returned from a trip
20 Toronto. Montreal and other Canadian
points.
Mrs. Thomas II. Keyes. Of Ionia. is visit
ing her sister. Mrs II. A. Turner, of
esventh-sve.
Dorr Nudge and wife, OF Hastings. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David Cowell, of
South ICnis-st
Hon J. G. Ramsdell, Of Traverse City,
Circuit Judge Of the Thirteenth Judicial
Circuit, Is Ia the city.
Mrs A. W. Paine OF Wichita. Kan. ar
rived IN tie city last night and will take
care Of her sister Mrs. Asa Lyon, who was
recently stricken with paralysis.
Thos. Mould. chief clerk In the passenger
department Of the g. X. & I. Offices, and
family. have returned from = two weeks
visit with friends st Piftsburg. Penn.
Hon. N. Z. Burch was called away on
business and was unable 10 attend the meet
iug Of the Republicans at New York, to
which be was chosen delegate by the Mich
lean Club. Re IS now in Chicago.
Miss Ao5is Rose il st Sweets hotel today
an -. -
oanitsrium- Her friends will De glad to
hear thar she Is once more q beautiful aud
blooming rose. she hovinS recovered her
health fully.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

The well-known jeweler, JohnF Homan
lately removed from l59 Monroe St, where
be has done business for the last ten years
is now located at No. lS Canal-st, where be
is determined to close out his large and
well-selected stock of jewelry, watches, dia-
monds, silverware aud clocks of every de-
scription, wood nickel. iron and marble at
any price. The store is open all day for
business, and at 1890 a. m. and d. M
anything in the stock will be offered at pup
lie auction 10 the highest bidder without re-
serve, as be wishes to retire from the retail
business. Come. select your goods and
name your price. Auction every day and
evening.
n. B.-Parties owing me on book account
will please notice that unless their accounts
are settled before January 1st, 1888, they
will be placed in my attorneys hands for
collection. JoHS +. HoMAx.
: Canal Street
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
A VERDICT FOR NORTON
Lamerssux Bestsn IN the Criminal Sui
Has Mile. Norton Arrs.tef on a C.nla.-

Ismereaux Beaten IN the Criminal suit
Has Miles Merton Arrested IN . C.pIas.
Niles 4. Norton, professional driver or
the race course. assaulted ". T. smorssux.
starter a. the races during the Fair week in
this city last Fsll. Hs vas arrested. taken
ksf0rs Justice Ds Wolf Of Grand Rabias
township, convicted ana paid his ine. The
following day Lsmorssux made complaint
sgsinst Norton, and he was brought before
Justice Nestfsil ou the same charge a. be-
fore. assault and battery. His attorneys
Thompson & Temple. moved "a dismiss Oa
tne ground Of a former conviction for The
same 0ffsns-. The Justice overruied the
motion and fined him S. and cests. The
case vas appea.ei o. the Circuit Court and
yesterday The issue was tired before Jury
which returned vsrdiCs for ths defendant.
thus iismissing the case on the grounss OF
the Pies entered hy Norton's attorneys
Immediately after the verdict Lsmoresux
hsd cspiss issued for the arrest Of Norton,
cisiniing dsuasxes fir being assaulted and
beaten BY him. NnFtCn gave hsil for his
appearance When ths ;ria. Is called.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

A.rsa Bysxs Wa1ts >oa4n ~ FtsAs E~l

a.rsa BysFs s.aes >oa~n - FssAs Fsa
os<s Ax=1a-
Te tae Esis0r q ne TkzEskAx-HsKALR
II sxslaA2tlon u ths t.el tnzs AL bed
tia gaze alo1sy reserved a. tse Ne-aE e.
eonEssE l-st aizsl. { so0ld ssy thsl ! tssi
JasIsasd a 50 doiags bsc.uss ol tss FAC tazs
NJ. Hzmmil tas referee, ven ia nstca
snd ssg Ar Ns.a1 hammN VA Moan ;
asn Tor referee zzd "a ssaic accsPt a.
slAsEs as tss lxsE 1a8uis ssss-
l1tsiy refusing - 80 o. VIA
tie lzstch zAlsss Az2ml Vas reisfes.
1 accepted, sse4ass ] hz1 SO alternative
haFlsx Preseised zy bissds thst fhs nget
as s9Esly oa2ing u sAd / c11la al els-
aDpoln- thsn escause ~ objections 70 tas
rsssgse- ~ the ssGe ties Z uss Psrteu-
Larry agreed apsn bstweea pfin q pals,
sec9ads. 0acksFs and rsfsFes. al ssssnglag.
tnst tie ngnE s4s Bst - ss IuFhsd sa =
foal- That shsals sitssr man commit a
t0ul be sheuia - cauueasd 0y tks referee
against IA FspsutloA and n no case Was the
1gat - &c <iEsa eitssr aaa Qaiess II VAS "a
the sseosd or thiFd foal of tss same kind.
ihI. WAS Mr.. HAAS nils OsR proposition
aud agreed 10 ~ al parties. Tast the best
man may via was tke expressed wish Of
all Ike public know what WAS doas ey
Mr.. HsmmLl, and | have osly 70 say that
should the gate money 20 vita the T4nksst
decision ever given IN glove contest a
good man would % grossly wroDged. kr.
Fsll had the gate meney won as fairly as
any money was ever Won aAsn II was
wrssted from hiR By the referee. Fell is a
poor NAN with a vile and children 10 sup
port, and canrot afford 70 give ap what lie
rightly his without q contest for H. II Mr..
Nolan will ti.ht Fell over again with al un-
prejudiced referee, / will back Fell TO any
extent Nolan May wish and give him this
money besides. IL not | shAll take such
steps 10 have the decision reversed as are
provided for oy the rules governing such
cases. Respectfully,
Marsh BYEHs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Margaret Ssrgeaat through her sttor-
nevs. hssieston & Mcbride yesterday con-
raenced proceedings IN ths Circnit Court 10
obtain divorce from her husband. James
Ssrgesnt. 20 whom she wss married on
ocioeer is, l,>l. m this city. In her COM
nlainf she charges thai snOut Two weeks
sffer tneir Marriage ne com raencpd a conrsa
90 cruel tresfmsns toward her hv soiny
away rom home nizhts add nsslectinz her
AZ ne same ur1e he msis threats - h@~
Wntrn are eco We Tor publication. 81 she
sncuid recrgrize or speak ta auv other
nan IL this end hs visited other woman
81 le~c rharsctsT. snd confrscted a lo@fh-
serrie 1.sesse. rhlcn va communicates 70
her sad ir-u Which she IS nov suHe~in.-
Ssrzeant e wood Turner rasfdiuz A. fs4
hrcstwsT and hey wpre Married gh-fober
- ~ fustice Nsish. trey having procured
their license he same dsv
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

These favorite Instruments have stool the
test % nearly hail century trial ia the
drawing room, tAe school room and con
cert nali earning such 4 Eorld-Wi8e rep1-
ton for durability sad general excslIeoce
a. 70 create a demand whica has increase
year oT year. until is has rssched the ~.
nsrkshis humber - $40 pe- znouna
Parties IN Guest Of = th0r0uxhiv we4-nslss
instrument A. a moderate pricP. shoui9 sr-
anime tbs Old tms-trsd Fischer piaao BE-
fors purch ssinz
These celebrated instruments "a vel a.
The worId-rsBowned Weber and smith
pianos a. G. Caase, Estey sad diiistro-a
organs, mgslc 5oxes. art0asrns sc.or1eaos
veins, guitars, canjos. ard namsro1s
other goe,is sultahis fsr CHRISTMAS o-ss.n-s
can be foun5 q tae m8sic r4-sr1.an,s ~
IGlIgs A. J. Friedrich. - sd 81 Ca1a.-sf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
PULSE OF THE PEOPLE.

Protest
To ne Editor ofthe TELEGRAN-HEaALD.
wish to enter a mild protest against the
use Of the columns of your valuable paper
in giving so much publicity to the disgust
ing details of the brutal prize fights" or
'slugging matches" or exhibitions of the
so-cslled manly art Of self-defence," which
are becoming so prevalent all over the
country.
While / admire and applaud the enter
prise OF the modern newspaper in giving
the public all the latest news and realizing
the immense influence and importance Of
the daily newspaper in educating and mold
ing the character and opinions of its read
ers, yet IL seems to me that too much prom
inence and space are given TO these besstly
encounters IN all our respectable public
journals.
IL may De true that quite q number of the
readers Of the daily papers are delighted TO
read all the british details of these IN
manly. immoral and degrading exhibitions;
bat 1t is Just as certain that large majority
Of all respectable citizens, who are fathers
and mothers, desire quite another class of
reading for themselves and children. OF
course, as a matter of news, these forbidden
encounters by human brutes has to be
noticed. just the same as riots murders,
burglsries, or any other heinous offense
against law and order, but a mere men
ton should be enough without spread
ing out, in all It's disgusting details. every
feature Of the fight and making heroes OF
the inhumsn actors II, as il is true as said
that many intelligent, respectable citizens
see tt TO sneak of. under cover of darkness,
70 some secluded retreat, and there in COM
pany with loafers. roughs and chasacters Of
I'll fas4 = 1.f a
and let that suffice: bat let Us keep our
households clean as possible from all such
contamination. aud not dsfils our families
and children with snch sickeninx details of
sll that IS wicked and brutshzing.
W. II. b.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

what some Good Ladies' are Preparing Ter
the SswsbOJs

what some Good Ladies' are Pre- pairing Ter
the SswsbOJs
The supper and festival 10 be given the
nsSsooys aud bootblscks on Christmas
prom ises TO be a most pleasant success. Mrs.
c. 4 Baker is thoroughly devoted to this
good work and has succeeded in enlisting
the encouragement and assistance OF . large
number Of generous citizens. The following
promises something permanent for the
boys.
We, the Undersigned. agree to form our
selves into society under the name Of the
Willing Workers Society of the city OF
Grand Rapids. It's object Is for the purpose
OF lending helping hand TO the newsooys
and oOOtblscks Of our city and for the pur-
pose of building them up instead of tearing
down Also for the purpose OF providing a
home for those who are SO unfortunate as
70 DC without one. (Signed.)
Ars. Flora A. Poole, Z. +. Baker, y. A
Stone. +. z. Fuller. J. II. Bourne, +. A.
Fletcher. Holdsworth, Skinner. Osterhout.
ShOdden and Wood. Aes.rs. j. W ROsen-
thai. +. W. Tromblay, Jonn J. Belknap and
DIRK DIX
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

As well IS good business education, are
necessary for man 10 have if be wishes 10
reach the highest round of success. Al the
Grand Rapids Business College good man
ners and good morals are part OF the
education given. The influence of this
school are always for the right. Prof
Snensberg is doing a good work, and one
that will stand and be remembered long
after bis life has ended. Parents need not
hesitate 10 place their boys in this inutut-
lon.-The Ligilq Church CAIcaqo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Yes. be lsves zen nos. "a tras
i.aSz So eses d tlSkst blos
llgs - sssst a. kezSy -asw
k11aF little srl&e,
W. ~ i0ss ia - to6ay,
Narz solr slssR kzs esd away.
Waea ysae sslssz iscks are sFey,-
VII IA lsFe ssiss'
Yes. II Il is tAs trzs kiEo i vii survive
az lAs isssitasls u.sts< sax changes o. 1lis.
buS, Il e sssry wo2Azs desire saa daty 10
fsLsls, - less as sac csn. the xttrselioas
tlst Raos hsE ch2rUiEg sad beloved il
ys2ta- No sHs e4z ksss ser ysothiEl
slss@s Or ssuzsls tea ser II weighed down
sRa sLssElHs fF~z fsAsls weakness aud
disorders. Dr. risrees fss0Fits Preserip-
tioa is ss2say f.T tAsse uoablss. Sela
BY druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
DIED.

BAKER-Thursdsy evening. at 7:2o o'clock of
heart disease, At the residence of NH VIM
Bragg 4lO Ihirc%t., Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, aged
- years.
Funeral Sunday 2:s0 p. m, from the above res
idence.
MARIS-At the home OF her parents No 37s
Broadway, OF consumption Prna, daughter Of
Pau Mars aud wife, aged Il years. months and
days
Notice ot funeral hereafter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
LOOK HERE Mr.. NOLANl
How's This for Challenge An Oper
Letter Prom Marsh Byera
Tr Mr. b.

hows This Tor Challenge, An Open
Letter Prom Marsh Byera
To M Peer Nolan,
DEAR SIR; Knowing as you do the con-
ditions agreed upon for your contest with
James Eel. you are probably not much
surprised that | have decided to keep the
gate money for the benefit OF the man who
was so grossly wronged By the decision of
your referee To you | would say will
back Jim Fell to fight you any number of
rounds or 20 a fnish, either in public or
private for 500 or 81 900 side, or more, at
any time and any place you may name, in
TACT you may arrange every detail about the
match TO your own satisfaction. except that
l must insist that either the Police Gazette,
the Police Nelc, or the Chicago Sporting
Journal, shall select the referee. Should you
win viii make you present of the gate
receipts OF last night, besides betting you
eyen- Very respectfully,
MARSH BYERs
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
c. VI. B.A onosr. E1.ctAa-

Branch l., c. NJ. B. A. held their annual
election Of officers at their hall last evening
with the following result President,
Thomas Heating. Firs; Vice President. ]. c.
O'Coanef; Second Vice President, NJ J.
Ryan Recording Secretary, James Quinn,
Jr. Assistant Recording Secretary. NJ. C.
Duhy. Financial Secretary. James +. Grady.
Treasurer. William King Marshal John
Healy. Guard. Robert Twynsn. Delegate TO
the state Convention, I. 2. McGrsw. Alter
nate. n Kinney.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

kirmis vii be continued this evening
There viii - no matinee this afternoon.
Reserved seats for the evenings entertain
ment vii oe on sale a. Hartman Hall sll
day today. As tbs Il positively the closing
night Of the kirmss al should govern them
selves accordingly. Secure v0ar seats early
and avoid ths rush.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
Marriage Licenses.

The following is a list of the marriage
licenses issued yesterday, with the names,
residence when outside the city, and ages
of the parties:
Ages.
Frank Loomis, Grattan stells Casner, Graf
sdH o' 20
Edward Straight. Paris. LeT0nica NJ. Clem-
ems, Campbell township . ............. . u -2f
Cornelius Van kOvering Dena Van Bend
gOm........ 2O-ls s
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
REAL ESTATE SALES.
This list is furnished by W. R. scribner,

This list is furnished by w. r. Scribner,
real estate dealer. SO Pesrl-st
William II. Linaeun&n TO Beni. T. Wash
burn. lot g jerks Drew & Nichols
~ttu q. ---.----o 10
Geo. II Glloersiceye u samuel TIiley, lot
Z, blk =. Carpenters III add ......... ....... go
heson W. Ncr-hrOp 10 keziah Lewis, lot
SOushwicxs 900
Zerah Y. Cheney 10 AbraM Is. knowlson,
Iots : and 5, Cotton add dd-........-....-... 1000
VIM. NJ. White 10 Nm Shedd, lot IL,
Homestead SUB o.. ............... 1900. $40
FIRE ". Hughes 10 John 4 Powell, lot
I5 Powelrs sub. ........... -. 1900
Baltus Smith 10 Berent Feltman. pt blk 10
" add. Grandyille -. -. 200
John W. Coyey TO William Coyey ct al,
Sc Ia sw "A of sec 81, sOlon....... -. 1000
Bea O. Seedham TO Leader J. Post, Sc Ia
sS - ofsec Il, lowell i.i25
Beis &. NeedhsIn 10 James y. NeedhSm,
D. land on sec 23 Lowell u............... 500
Chsrlss r. Carpenter 10 Peter L Spitzer,
IL W i-2 NV IA Of sec "a, Caledonia. LOO
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
APPROPRIATE GIFTS.

We are showing a large line of Engrav-
ings. Basket Etching, etc. framed and un-
framed. Call and examine our line.
HARVEY & HEYsrEK.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
The Only Remedy
Contagious Blood Poison.

Mr.. D. b Adams, rnlon, South csrolins.
writes " / v as afflicted with terrible case
or blood poison for about thirteen months. |
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substantial relief. finally tried the Swift
speflnc, snc about four bottles cured ine
Col r. n. kieser, editor and proprietor OF
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years. concluded / would try it g. see II
there Was any efficacy in the medicine.
commenced using IL according TO directions
and used half dozen bottles. / WAS once at
way station aud, getting left, walked tha
seven miles and have never felt any return
OF the Old msiady. AFTER experiencing The
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DR. ]. n. Cheney. a prominent physician,
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IN a letter recounting the infsllible success
he has IN curing contagious blood poison
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Those who know the almost inevitable.
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will welcome your discovery OF s. r. s as
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blood Of fevcry disorder"
Treatise ON Blood and skin Diseases mailed
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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Four 5Ve osnt coa1tsrs -Four rs7 80.
coanters. lw3 t~e8fF-frs ceat ---sr+a-.
ana one nffv cant ceuut~~. Tae shara r4r
= ioo1 onlg a. Leozsrd = - sad s..
Mon nros-s<
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

CIRcuU-The People -. Miles X. Norton.
Assault snd Battery. Trial OF issge raised
by plea of former conviction. Veriict Tor
defendant Defendant disch srreci- r.
Nilisr & %. "a Charles p O,rsv ct a.
Trover stay extended Ten DAYS The
People - Calvin 6ihbs. Seduction Guilty
surEsIos-Tbs People ~. Jake Hindeu-
ach Burglary and isrceny. On trial.
orFurE BrSINFss-lisniel r Corhitt "
Lewis "A. Curchso1 and LOOMS X. Bishop.
Assumusit Declaration niei.
PRoHsrE-Esfste ef Thcuss Armstrong
Deceased Order determining heirs Fs-
tate ~ Address HuF Deceased. Order
granting ssrni iaistrstior license - ssil Per
sonsi property At aGctioa Estate Of Nor
tor r Holmes Deceased. Position f,~
appointment of 81 sdnainistrasor ss
Hearing Jsnusryo 2 ----E Es1sfe of JOAN s-att.
Deceased f-tirion for appointment 81 a.
sd-n inistrafer fed. Hesring Tsnaarv US.
The Nest fragrant perfumes best civs~s
stest oeTs. ard pevferf prescr1n % iouS can
- a,a Q. ~ ksue Rae1~a
<NELxxAxs
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

The largest aud most complete stock Of
canned and bottled goods st Hatch'S. and
rstailsd - wholesale prices. Call and be
convinced.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

offered in diamonds. gold and silver watches
and chains, large assortment Of handsome
patterns. al HerYey's. 8 Csnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Apple butter. mince meat maple syrup
white clover honey at Hstch's
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Gold spectacles, gold and silver thimbles.
pens. PENCILS, t0oihpicks and opera glasses.
Fine varsity. al He7veT Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
IMPORTANT y OTTcE.

New mixed nuts at Hatch's, Is cts. per
lb.; 2 los. for % cts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Pillow sham holders at reduced prices "a
January /. st Aiss RI. L. Matthews Corset
tarlors. q Aonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Handmade French creams at Hatch's
p cents per To-, 5 10. box for % cts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

A choice article of ssuer krsut at Hstch's,
125 Monroe street.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Choics mixed candy al Hstces. 10 cts PEI
ID; lbs- Tor IS oentr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Beaunfsl new STYLES IN ew.lrT. nss--
chsins. pins. 5nfaoas. gold and 2sles =
hervsv 6 Canals
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Choice mixed candy a. Haicb's. 10 cents
Per 10. 3 los. for - cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
SPECIAL B.Es.INs

New mixed nuts AT H.tch's, Is cts. per
To-: lbs. for 25 cls
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Artists ana others sAo aaTs seen our hne
OF Aeaialaks pronounce tnsm 10 oe tks
iarsess aud hbesl assortment II ths city.
Those hsvisg Portraits Painliaxs, and
ogker pictatss 10 hxme shoald leave thieg
orders early at
HAkyET HEYsTEx,
Y Ottaga-.t
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Choice uiFsi csady At Hsfch's n rss
Der ih lhs eor p eis.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Choies nsw sgs 81 Hstoa's. fifteen cs-.
per sound
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

New mixss nuls a. dsteh's, Is cts per
To-: ? lbs for IS Gus
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Handmade French creams al Hatch s
p cts. per ID. 5 10. box for 90 cts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Crystalized fruits at Hatch's, So cents per
pound
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

cry.'alizsi fruits At Hsssa'. IS "a. per
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Choice new hss 81 hstch's. IS cents per
peuas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Choice s-~ se- a Hasess Is c.ns s~r
psaad-
Western cyclone., 1887-04-28
Tronhle In the Whisky Pool.

PEORIA, ILL.,, April 1S.-There is believed to
be a good prospect of a whisky war among
the distillers here and all over the country,
which may result in the disruption of the
pool. The negotiations with Edward SPELL
man, the owner of the new 4,000-bushel dis
tillery, have failed, and he will run indepen-
IDENTIFY of the pool. He claims that the pool
is unwilling to rate his house at its capacity.
The Kruse distillery across the river, which
is also an anti-pool house, will probably be
enlarged. With two diStilleries outside the
pool and one of them running at full capacity,
as Spellman will run his, the harmony Of the
combination is seriously threatened. Some
of the distillers do not believe the pool will
last longer than up to the time the cattle now
being fed are shipped, at any rate.